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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

Earned runsBrooklyn.S Athletic :. frs. pIse All
-RroOklyu Athletic 3. Struck out-BlookD1: 81
letc Left base-brooE yn Aihete o. ,i Hts Da1e
Three basehsISmith Larkmi. Two basehlts-Philps q
Double pays-smith and Phillips Bauer and stoqey
Wehling /. UmpIre-Mr Ferguson. Time honra
The race the League nnant shows more
aspect daily prospective pcnnant winner was ha
pck out earlier In tie season it is even more uncut mat
Ter 10 day The club is still in the lea bu he pros
poets OF TIE do not appear as bright as ,ey uu
iew weeks ago Detroit players boast tha tcy
bar their way pennant may prove wa pre9ctio
The club strong IN the pitching department Az
respect daily Ihe Boston cruz
continues TO second place but only Dy sna peiceu.
age The NewYork nine has gaddenel the hearts 0 ~.
local supporters late and has been playing IN
torn lis chances Championship honOrs at
a,ie than rey have been the Giants became League
instnton Tie New-Yorks are ony three victories se
lost two more games thah BIOS
tom The Chicago has shown greater
weeks than any OF the Other hhes
an the percentage OF victories between II ana Sew
eStremeiy small people already claim tha he nnt
will he between the NewYork and Chicago as IL
was Two years ago record TO date Is as ioiiswsi
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Jersey CITY.

John Murphy and John Richardson sailors on tle n ta
steamer British Queen, arrested sestetAy @
m atrocious assault battery on Elwari Butlet o
bosswan. runorei that there wa, mu.ny smonS
the sailor, but tho proved unounde' murphy anu
Kcharson under tho impression l1t hu.er s I'm
,ts oS then, 10 tho ocor amt they assaulted hn
Hnv him down Kicked hun In brutal man.
ner Vchar lOlne In the attack am Bute' WAS AHB
bafly when ho was rescued by the seconu Object
Tbe funeral of Menzes r. Case was held ycsera ator
nom en- The lafayette Methodist Episcopal Church IN racine
- rbs church wa. filed utmost capacity Inc Doy
in black cloth c,ske placed In front OF inc m
The R,y Dr opened the services WI pIay CT ~,
20 ra,d uorton III Scripture aud eulogies were
dellyeroi y tile Rev Drs Duryea aud Johnson' Among
,os were Mayor Cleveland Ell ReSister B Seve'
land f. C. Young president OF ths First nanS
ny,d ravor Of The firm Colgate Coz b. WosterVel,
rt ~ 10 Hoard of Incaton and others The burial VIII
take place 10 d ~ In Greenwood Cemetery
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BROOKLYN.

A, tho Rrooklyn Tabernacle yesterday DR.. Taimago
,reech"J IN, fIrewo the During the
nnmer vacation an hilton will be made 20 the IaDern
which viii Increase tho seating capacity about Ooo
Suntav Dr Talmage will address those OF his CONFEDERATION
who go on the ann Tabernacle pilgrimage at Marina
Vineyard.
The tventy.nfth anniversary % tho Tabernace Hapts
al Clinton ami Third place was observer ies'.
dav Dr Frank Rogers Morse who has Dseh s psto os
nine years preached historical sermon IN the morning e
church about $50 members properly worth sSU.o
81 sunday school had specia
exercises Yesterday afternoon ana last evening INC NV
Messrs. Brown aud Rambant former pas'ois' spun"
Tbomas Gallagher age seven who hal no home
,ii nn1 ~, thri story window No lGG Indast. while
drink on Saturday night aud was instantly AlHeu- M
friends refused oven 10 bury his body
the new mission chapel built by the South Congregatona
c,nrch Of which the Albert j. Lyman Is PASTOR WI
ooenei Yesterday with appropriate execse
chapel Fourth place near tourtst anu "on .,
% Ia 70 coat 10 The dedication will take place ear
I'm The autumn before which time the building w De emu
iree from debt Tho chapel IL In neghDOthoou
destitute ot Protestant Church and starts with large Gun
dly school well equipped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. JUNE 2. 1887

There will he local games on
scheduled this week are az TOTO
Monday Metropolitan va Baltimore at % oeorss' S'~'
Isand, Cleveland Lonis, at Clevciand ,..,.r
Metropolitan vs. Baltimore a. 81 oe.fe, n,. va
Isand athletic Brooklyn. at BROOKLYN; 81 Lons -
i0msvhe AZ 81 Lous Cleveland Cincinnati NJ cieve'
land. o.,.,-.. =, at4osorse
Staten Island: Brooklyn ". Athletic ~ fnsxe
Brookyn: st Louis Louisville at ut ST LOUIS |ie'o
land VS. Cincinnati, at Clevelan1 ,., =. q, c.orga
Metropolitan Baltimore Al 81 psss
Staten Isand: BROOKLYN Athletic at washington rsIh,
Brookyn st. Louis vs. Louisville at ST. Louis Ce'eiA""
Cincinnati at Cleveland -. q, o.orr. s,atsn
Island; Athletic Baltimore at ~, s,n
al Louisville: Cincinnati vs. Clcveiann ~ |in
cinnat. ..,,ca,oc part
Rrootvn? Athletic vs. baltimore at Philadelphia LOUIS
willie VS.: 81 LOUIS. at Louisville CihoinhA" VI" "0'
at Cincinnati tai. I'll, n,ar NJ s,atsn
The Metropolitan and Baltimore clubs wiz pay AZ S,n.
Island ay and the NewYork Reserves anu tie pruso
ports At the Polo Grounds -. ,,..,,~. o,,,
CLARK the catcher rejoinei the BROOKLYN cimo
The chorus girls at st. George are aGons thn nh.n
warmos supporters There Is great JOY IN naoy'n WYNN
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
NEWS FRON THE SUBURBS.
nEpIcArING A RoMAN CArm0L.C CHURC

DEDICATINF a HUMAN OAIIrVTN UT
s Augustlnes Roman Catholic church at Garden ana
Norsan ats Union HILL y. J.. dedicated yostc,ua.y
morning by Bishop wgger assisted by number Ya pr ~,
tom dfr ent parts tho diocese. There was tse ~
tendance the morning servee Bishop Wlgger oe.eo.a
AMI MOusiguor Seton preached tho SERMON.
Tho nre,s who partciptted In the exercises we're
Talcfs Ieaey and Neyns, OF New York BensuioS %
lie Passion Monastery IN West lIobokoni horlLut.
OF Hobokeni Murphy OF WeehaWkeni saworr
lace OF Newark and O'Connor. OF East NeNHs;
mo which under the peTsohai
snneryson ~ the Augustine NJ Brady. the PASTOR
carried out In the afternoon theie was
parade OF societies from New-Nofk Br,oky Seis
city aud HoboKen snd addresses were no' ~" '' "
niaiform which had been built near the rectoty
General Rosccrans expected from Mashinglon o
Father Brady stating that twas lpVss'
lie Tor him 40 The crowd cheered lor Bsnop
ROsecrans -. AuguAtlnes tnuIcn va,
founded a Bishop Wigerr saw that ~
was need a church for the Englsh speaking Eoh hr
Cathocs In OF the county aud intrusion
BRADY with WORK The young priest thre" al ms
enrrey into the task and brought the church 70 com.
pieon In tho space OF one year 1t Is frame STRUCTURE
4OxgO feet and cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

head every day this week, ran or sh Inc piV
eramme originally arranged for Saturday will be run
~ TODAY IL contains q number Of highly attractive
features .
Harry Russell having run second in four races should
win At lat Repetta may take second place She fast
but on her last there seemed to DO something
the matter with her brdle which appeared TO have
patent pull back attachment
FfronE being now thoroughly seasoned and In good
form should defeat Mr. Belnonts fast Ally Lady Prim-
rose for the Mermaid Stakes and win the with Lady
Primrose second
Mr. Hsggn's Mercury ought to win the Juno Stakes,
with W. l. SCOTS colors In second place. .
Properly ridden stopetpck should have the sheepS
head Bay Handicap with Boaz second
Exile won the Bay Ridge Handicap IN euch styic tnat
the additional weight should not stop him. Eoe may
se po ,no I'M Ire tho entries,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

The League games the present week are az follows
Monday-Deirot VS.. New-York, at Detroit; Chcae9 vs.
Boston Chcago Indianapolis Philadelphia, at ihdah
spols Pttsburg vs. " ashngton. at PittsDurg ~
Ttesddg-Chicago Boston, at Chcago Detrou " Sew'
York Detroit indianapolis VA phiiaaepha ~ iho'an
apols; Pittsburg VS.. Washington, ct PittsOurg
Uednesddy-No scheduled games ~, 49,.
Thursdav1Chicago va Washington. at Chicago; Detroit
va phadepha al Detroit: Indianapolis NewYork at
Indianapolis; Pittsburg vs. Boston at Pittsburg p,,,
NewYOrk at Indianap1lis ftts
burg vs. Boston, Psbnrgj Chicago vs. Washington, Al
Chicago detroit Philadelphia OF Detroit -. -
va Chicago; Detroit vs.
philadelphia AZ Detrot indianapolis vs Ne~-forK AZ In
diapapolls Pittsburg Boston. At PittsburG
Ia the Association the Eastern cuba VIII play
region present week and shen 80 Wsst
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oy,porD WITH DELAYING POSTAL DELIVERY

CUAR 0ED WITH DELA 1INu TUoIHH "I1
rhere ia trouble in tho post Office at New-Brunswek
Y 4 between ex Postmaster Robert Carson kepuph-
can. and w. H. Price, Democrat, tho present pos'ma'
ter growing OF what Carson alleges 70 hayG psrs hi,
credit with the Department at WASHINGTON, ai VIVA"
the present officials declare to have been %
at tbe local office addressed Postmaster
wick on the en- veope. but the letter itself was sr
~, Pohsr Carson WHO had been retired month peioto
Tho letter called upon Carson for transcript vi S
special delivery accounts for the hrst quarter Early nj:
montS n letter came similarly directed asking why tae
transcript had not been sent ana gyg Sso or ese
have the possible balance due to him dlsalowen Tsr
son did not receive TINS letter uht SA'uio"'' ""'-
He INN edatey took steps to place the facts before
a. a,niaIs M Washington and intends to ascertain why
h was 40 long delayed. The letters passed through
hs hands of three officials all OF whom claim that tney
had noticed that the letters peiongoa " 1A'
Saturday.
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INCOMING STEInERa
SHIPPING News


ARRIVED
s,o,rar urana fBr, Hams Liverpool June lS. Queens
town 10 with and 6ie passengers vernon oro"n
arrived a. the Bar a 9aS liverpool 10 DAYS. with
mdse and passengers Bruce Ismay Arrived AZ inc ar
at 10 NJ (Br, wooey Newport Is days with
.eI 70 Drexel Morgan Co; vessel 10 simpson, spence
Young Arrived at the Bar at n m -, ,.s our.n.oo
With mdse TO Jas Arke Co. Arrived at the Bar al s2o
AM -.,. ~, uadderwck Claagow June To-
NOZZLE IL with mise and passengers to henderson BIOS
Arrived az the Bar at l0.35 m -. ... ,..o,
Boston n days. WIN Eiuso W runoH H'S' W. -
steamsr Maranheuss tBr Thomas Ceara May 81 Maran
ham June T. para days. with mdse shipton Green Arrved
steamer Eusfaro Sspan Luzaaga sagSa days with
.nSar 10 Perkins Welch; vessel TO Chas Sumner 20
srea%or Wyanotc Ruphers Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 70 Od , pint
Va with mSse and passengers 10 Old Dominion SIS Co.
steamer Herman Winter Hallet Boston. with mdse 10
ship Cheney Hughes. Montevdeo May in ballast to
master. Anchored IN Lower Bay, y..,.r IT
ship Bann (Br. Cutting Boston, In BALLAST !" '''"'"
BARK Hsrneso or Knudsen Aracaa IS days with sugar
TO smith & Schipper; vessel to Funch. Edye q 90 -
sUNsEr-At sandy Hook. wind light. SW; fair Az S'V
Island. wind light. SWi clear
Arrived Yesterday an IA,
st.amer Da Gascogne (Fr), sancl Havre JUICE rs wtn
mdse aud 4e5 passengers to LOUIS do beoiah- A'''~ Wv
Bar ut l0.45pm ,,vn
Steamers Dorian BrIsol Plata Mediterranean ports
Rio Granie. Norfolk
Ras Esstsrn Star for st Pierre MarnQue Mary Pen
nell Port. an. Prince; sparks. =.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAxER@
PoREraN PORTS
or,v~srovx lima 27-ssiisd steamers Umbra (Brl Ne
MckAn. and Nevada tBr,. Cushing nom Avsrp00' nsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
ND nUGGIy TO BE BURIED TO-DAY.

Tho funeral OF Dr. Edward H. Duggan, who was shot uo"
in broad daylight in public street in the Eastern Dtrcs OF
prookyn on Monday will take place at 10 o'clock this morn
ing In the Roman Catholic Church OF the III
At The Rev. j. Kiey Will ociste and the puta'
w =. In calvary Cemetery The murderer. George Weider
who "a in Raymond JAIL continues 10 assert tnat nc
WY =. roaaon for his but II Ia thought hat IN
moment OF hasy passion he drew his weapon o.; dnsS,
.,ona integrity he born In the North OF IIeish
IN SSs and came 10 this country when niteen years oa
,uo trug clerk he began study medicine ana secured
NJ aegres from the Long island College Hospital In 1865 h
us ~ sa 10 be larger that OF any other phys
an in the Eastern District Of Brooklyn, aud WAS mghy
remu neratye. lie never naturaized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
NEM AK.

p.aoual Te. an Italian barber at No IL Nesbtst, was
asnsy shot m tho left yesterday afternoon by Henry
CarlstadC who the act Of examining sh ou pistol o
wound Is not serious.
Tho naked body unknown boy age ap9nt eleven Sgc
tound Heating In tho tho Central sAoan p"k"
Yesterday The body was partly decomposeL
John Lentz age fifteen living At No. 70 rye .reI
Wills In canal At Sussexst, yesterday soNo"
with cramps and was drowned , a.,
Goorse Hall age twenty.three Attempted TO board ING
40 ~ m train tho Market street station yss's
,e nner The wheels, righr leg was cut on pcio" ho
Snee Hall lives at No. 43 Commercsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
CINCINNATI DEFEATED BY LOUISVILLE

CINCINNATI June 2G.-Ramsey was invincibe today
and assisted by Hecker and Kerins readily won inc
game for the Louisville club Up until tho seventh inning
the Cincinnati played fine game. linen or"ce' III %
,,n en- 1oube rlay threw so high Reilly com
,sIed In leave first and White got there IN safety
Three safe hits assisted by errors by Tepean
yielded four runs len thousanu p'opio IA" VIZ WV
test. The score was . n a., q
Cincinnati. ~ n n 4 VI
Basehits-CincnnatL 0; Louisville 10 Errors-Cincm
natl 7: Louisville, 3. Pitchers-Snith ana h'nso9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
sr.RRrp FOR WANTING TO HELP WOMAN

Peter Fox OF No. 1856 East One hundred and twenty.
was stabbed In abdomen by unknown man
at Thrave and hundred and twenty eghttht carly
yesterday morning. Fox crossed the street 70 ma 9as
man stepped from stoop and after telling fox 70 SO
knife lunsng him Fox jumped out OF ne way en
Harlem Hospital assaan and the woman ran away
| foaA fher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

THE MEN WHO ROBBED B. u. CLAHh6 CAf ''NN
The burglars who house Of stephen O. Clarke OF
epeay Tuesday night, were arrested on SATURDAY
in this city, Albert Levitt who hves In lodging house AZ
No Bowsry was arrested the day after the DqrkaY
for trying negotiate some bonds q The Apsn sn0
nna the burglary, would not tell where he got the so
curities ,,.... pu--..,. .,aV
went 10 Teney and got description Of two nen
who were seen there BY herdsman acting IN suspicious
msnnsf Vstch Wss kept on No IL Bewsry and i've men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
FURNIT URE

For dining rooms the ashions are EARLY ENGLISH
and COLONIAL styles. and in these are niakinga
large aud exceptionally attractive exhibit ut very
moderate prices Sideboards, $40 and upwardt
leather dining chair, 43 50. &c.
Wonderfully handsome are our new onk and cherry
bedroom suits In ANTIQUE styles richly carved and
ouy $780, and others in solid ash OF eight pieces at SD
Also I'm mahogany, antique oak, &C., some rarely
stylish patterns
THOSE LOOKING FOR PARLOR FURNISHINGS
sUOUID SEE OUR PRESENT DESIGNS IN SUITS
THE OLDEST QUAINTEsT SHAPES, VERY HAND
SOME AND IN ELEGANT COVERINGS. $50 TO $3.50
AND UPWARD. ALSO. WE MAKE SPECIALITY OF
GOODS FOR SUMNER USE LOW IN PRICE, LIGHT
AND ELEGANT IN CONSTRUCTION.
WILLOW AND RATTAN GOODS sETrEEscoUchES
II &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
BpOOK1Yy WINS BY GOOD BATTING.
A BIG CROWD SEES ATHLETICS BEATEN.
prcopns or THE CLUBS IN THREE ORGANIZATIONS

fI"IsI7
THE NETWORK MINES CHANCES.
The Brooklvn and Athletic clubs played at hdgewooi
porp Yesterday and in spite threatening weather
fully 600 spectators present Owing to shower OF
rain tho game did begin until after o'clock The game
was well played interesting the Brooklyn players WIN
ning through timely batting Phillips the Brooklyn cuOs
It, AT fopnd a foureaf in the morning and
was confident that his club would The score was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
LONG ISLAND.

ovc nm ,cu Fx Secretary the Treasury Daniel Man
ming and family will spend tho summer ut Long beaSn
pnB "a r. inrdan vice OF the Western Natlona
ANY and family will also remain at the same hotei curing
49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

Saturdays game between the Yale and Harvard College
climbs settles intercollegiate championship beyond
doubt The Yale students have PLAYED remarkable zane
and deserve tho victory so wen Won
Harvard the only nine that had any chance wiz ,he
New Haven students There are Two games yot 70 %
influence the present standing OF ne
cnbs The Harvard students have one game oplay WIN
vale and one postponed match with Princeton There
prospect sagg The pitcher who did more TO gye the pen
Now York nine Should he Join the Giants Ronrke VINO
youthful pitcher last winter Will be his regular
catcher, The record is as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
C0LORED SILKS.
r. Fl. MACY & 90

49,, ,..o-,ntion were found there on SATURDAY
their names Christian OAKS ana ASop had on
Ihey ss wearing MT Clsrkes hat and SWectlo ~
her & Wien arrested portion of the stolen prope" "A
raco
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HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brerosrt House-Count Hoyos and Count
Of Vienna and W. T. Walters OF Baltimore arE Avsnwe
William ID. Wahburn. OF Minnesota
.Giisep HouxEx Governor Thomas Carney o. kansas
Meg. York Hetet-Civil Service Commissioner Henry A.
Rchmond OF Buffalo. Murray HUI Hosl-A Beeckcr
hanks Albany Victoria Hetel-George W bracken
ridge Of San Antonio Everett HouseM. Bjorksen, OF
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ppop.BIy FATAL FAIL FROM 4 BTGG

John warner q builder who lives at fithaFe anu ~
,ixthst was driving with friend ON jerome
ave- Yesterday At hundred XII ms n ,ne Mr
pe. so ri hard on The check the horse anu @
bit bTotr The animal then entirely unmah"ss"''' ~
H. uaron was unset striking aga INST Tree .h,cla
Mt Warner dragged along under nu and bleed
@ ,roa womnds in his head lie was taken 20 'e aSa1 no
haan Hospital aud the attending surgeon ioa rS would
saycre fracture the base OF the skuu anu w.
n%obsblv lie Mr. Warmers companion cscaped Win ~"
a Oh bruises.
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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.
Trial Of Jacob Sharp before Judge Barrett $3.50
q. ~
Coney Island Jockey Club races, Shecpshcad Bay
$3.50 y. IN. m, 49,,
Recepdon to General Lucus Fairchid By Grand
Army posts, Newark.
PRACTICE c. r. Robbins by National Rife Association
Fish reference case before Hamilton Cole, IL a. IN.
Charles ID. Keep will contest before Surrogate Roll
CLOSING exercises OF Manhattan Academy, Park
Theatre, p.
INQUEST on captain Jack" Husscv.
Baptist preachers and Reformed pastors meet
inCs, morning. 49, ...,
RepublIcan County Subcommittee on Contested
Seats Grand Opera Hall. p. III.
st. Francis Xavier College Commencement, Acad'
envy OF Music, p. m. ,,
Pr,ye temperance essay competition OF Brooklyn
school graduates Fleet Street NJ. T.. Church, even
ing. ~, o,o r.. r..on,,,,,rc-
Inquest on DR.. f. II. Duggan, Brooklyn, evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunr.., 427 sets. 7sl Moon sets ll;5o Mooasass
NIGH
AX-sandy Hook - GOV. Isvd cd Hsi asts. 23s
P.N-Sandy Heck. OILS Gov. lsld Vts iAoA S"'S' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

sTiBBED WITH A PENKNIFE IN MANY fLAoSe.
Henry Rice is machnist ana lives al No~e1 Lnn'- ~
nortpntt,ss OF violating the Excise law yeser-
~ ,rrt and tho liquor store OF Patrick Mccoy
sfNo 81 Whitest lighting mood ne aousem had
~, him ont of place after his drunkenness a
been by several attack, on me ht him
cad Mccoy TO the
McGoy was willing went out and Hce attac nun
large baded penknife lie sashed a"sy h1y and Snaly
Mccoy about dozen times III '"o NV" anu ''
stabbed him IN the abdomen ,. e,-o., uo.ritaI and
hs mortem statement was taken kce was 1890 nm
after the fight by officer Mitchell IN feari"''' " ~ ~
in m Elizabeth street station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

The ST. Louis club continues 70 keep rm grasp upon tne
front RANK in the the American Association pen
ant This years years champions to Gate have won
forty victories three games played the Bltnors
cnL continues 10 hold place and The Mayanders arc
The only ones enough game to give es LOUIS
nine any Justice does not AWAY triumph lot
the Cincinnati has done better WORK snee Mqs1 was
The Louisville Brooklyn and Athletic CLUBS are
sill dghtine for fourth place The Metropoisns are playing
in much better FORM continue to hold seventh W ce Inc
Cleveland The records TO date are as ap
nende
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NEw-YORK CITY.


SKILL silas d. Clifford East Chester and Iieury Allen
% this city, appointed to appralse lands in Green'
hur,b and Mt Pleasant, in Westchcster County.
needed for the Aqueduct, has made its report, and
tho following are some Of the amounts allowed:
clinton W. Sweet 81 313; bartholomew r KyGer.
aid SO 200; Dislcr Estate $3.50; W. A. Taxter'
s1.1o5.
Charles yoscs German ago thirty-fve, living
~ n boarding house kept by Mrs. Mena Icinkal.
NJ No 1Os Orchard-s.. committed suicide on Sltur-
day night by shooting himself In the breast
Colonel s. D. Bruce will sell the Eraanhclm year
Ilnrs the Ellcrslic ycarngs and also the yeanings
% w. II Fcarinc Mt Jerome Park this morning at IL
o.cIoct sbarp There arc good ones among them
and the prices realized arc sure to be fa'r.
The revenue cutter Washington picked up row.
boat in the Bay OF OWLS Head yesterday afternoon
7, contained pair OF oars and several empty bot
Ties but there was nothing about 1t to Indicate 10
whom 1t belongs.
Frank Buttn, acc twelve, OF No. 141 firstaNc''
while playing "Indan" with number OF boys was
accidentally shot by Charles Imhart, one OF them
at Forty-secon(hst. and FIevcnth-avc Imhart ran
awav and Uuttln was taken TO the Roosevelt iOspi-
tai whclc the bullet was removed from MS MP
The body Of an unknown man, supposed TO be that
Of n lahorcr was found In the water at the ioot VI
East siNty-eghth-st. yesterday
The Health Department tug Franklin Eison was
damaged to the extent Of 800 by hrc NJ NofVh bioh
Gus Island yesterday.
Eghs Blasc. a boy living ut No. 134 Mou-7e'
vas run over and Instantly killed by Giand-st. cal
Yesterday. Thomas Lennon, the driver was ar
rested.
Captain Mackenzie the American chess champion'
will give a farewell exhibition OF simultaneous pay
AGAINST all comeIs this evening at the NewYork ChcsS
Club before starting for Europe on Wednesday 10 n2
'so,, tho Ncw-Yorl club in the German Engilsp
aud scottish International tournaments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

In the games PLAYED the Eastern clubs the bna
more club holds with the Brooklyn nine close
second while the have only four games
ONT OF nineteen PLAYED ST. LOUIS leads In the battles anons
the clubs with sixteen victories auu Dul SIX ucca
he record OF each section Is as f0lOWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

In the series games between the Eastern ana western
clubs the club has the largest OF
LetrO club next win one ess
The Boston AMI Chicago clubs have also done well no
New.YOrkers have made much better RECORD hghso so
than they have among their rivals nearer
home The victories OF the Eistern cuDs over ther "oS'
ern rivals vice versa are as follows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-27
HOUSE BURNED.

MESQUITE, July 26.-At 10 o'clock
last night on the J. p. Laurence place
two miles from town the house of
Chas. Williams was burned to the
ground and the contents all destroyed.
The family were at church when the
fire took place aud there was nothing
saved. Loss $1,000; no insurance.
The citizens are making up a collec-
ton for the family, as they ere poor,
hard working people.